A Biblical Model of DNA in the living Chromosome

A Biblical Model of DNA in the Living Chromosome

Psalm 139:13-16

For You formed my inward parts; my reins: h3629 loops

You covered me in my mother’s womb. H5526 wove

My substance was not hid from thee, when I was made in secret, and curiously wrought (H7551 woven) in the lowest parts of the earth.

How can untwisted loops of DNA woven together replicate without self-entanglement?

The four corners of the weave are attached on one set of diagonal corners. On the next loop the connections are on the opposite diagonal set.

This continues to form the backbone (non-gene part) of the Chromosome leaving no open ends.

The Gene loops attach to each side of a backbone loop. Gene loops are also untwisted but self-coiling.

The active gene (dominant) attaches right over left weave, or inactive if (recessive) attaches left over right weave, is on the left side of the loop. If recessive electric current continues on the backbone loop to the right side. If the gene is recessive, it will be activated 25% chance. If the gene is dominant it will be activated 75% chance. These are the dominant and recessive gene pair locations.

Because there are no open ends the chromosome operates electrically. When current is applied to a coiled gene it uncoils and then unzips to create a protein, et al. When cell division occurs a stronger current first uncoils all genes and separation of the two parts of the chromosome occurs.

When the human genome project was completed, they were expecting to find a lot more genes because total mass of the chromosomes was greater than the mass of the genes found. The backbone genes explain the missing mass.

Biblical diversity of species – Mutation not necessary for diversity

God created inherent genetic diversity of families of species

Natural selection -selects OUT genes that do not fit in new environment intensifying genes that fit that environment.

Time required – immediate adaptation

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So are you suggesting natural selection is instantaneous rather than over millions of years or, a countless number of instantaneous natural selection events occur in our cells that make gradual changes over millions of years?

For a whole population it would take many breeding cycles.